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Suntec J4PAB10008M 1-Stage Oil Pump 1725/3450 RPM RH Rotation J4PA-B1000G

Special Price $363.24 Regular Price $403.20
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J4PAB10008M
The Suntec J4PAB10008M 1-Stage Oil Pump is a fuel delivery part that is meant to be used in HVAC systems of oil-fired heating equipment. It works at 1725 or 3450 RPM clockwise, supplying oil at 100 PSI with a right-hand nozzle to the burner assembly. It is commonly used in the residential and commercial furnace or boiler, and it is a component of the fuel supply system that controls the flow of oil to be used in controlled combustion. The operation of it enables the system to have stable burner performance, constant heat output and consistent operation under normal heating applications.
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Manufacturer Name: Suntec
Product Number: J4PAB10008M
OEM Part Number: J4PAB10008M
Product Description: Oil Pump 1 Stage 1725/3450 Rpm Rh Rotation J4pa-B1000g
Weight:10lbs/4535.92g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Suntec J4PAB10008M Oil Pump?

Regularly inspect the oil pump for leaks, unusual noises, or vibration. Ensure proper lubrication and clean filters as needed. Tighten fittings and check alignment. Proper maintenance prevents malfunctions and ensures safe, efficient operation.

What are common issues with the Suntec J4PAB10008M Oil Pump?

  • Reduced flow or pressure.
  • Leaking seals.
  • Noisy operation or vibration.
  • Failure to start or intermittent operation.
  • Overheating due to insufficient lubrication.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Shut off power and relieve pressure in the fuel system.

Step 2: Remove the old pump and clean the mounting surface.

Step 3: Position the new pump and secure it with mounting bolts.

Step 4: Connect inlet and outlet oil lines, ensuring leak-free fittings.

Step 5: Reconnect any electrical connections if present.

Step 6: Prime the pump following manufacturer instructions.

Step 7: Test operation and check for leaks before full use.